All About Assault Suits
This is from the NFG book sequel I started writing. I’m really proud of a lot of the stuff I did for it, but I burned out before finishing it. Here’s the part about Assault Suits! My apologies about the size, you can click on each page for a version you can zoom in on […]
Rediscovering the Sega/JVC WonderMega
I love the WonderMega. Its auto-raising lid and oversized LEDs, the karaoke functionality and MIDI port and S-video output make it the HiSaturn Navi of the 16-bit age. While tearing it apart for an upcoming recap job, I noticed some stuff.
Rediscovering: Koro Koro Post Nin
This easy and short Cameltry-em-up was released late in the Playstation’s life, and it’s easy to think it’s just a half baked game. And you’d be right! But it’s very cute.
Rediscovering: Hagane
Hagane is a weird game. When it was new, I had a copy and I thought it was staggeringly cool. It couldn’t be more Japanese if it crammed wasabi down your throat, and it was so fucking difficult that’s more or less what it felt like to play it.
Treasure Hunt
Walric, Slim and Julie gear up and leave town, in search of treasure.
Above the Clouds
Senja and Jesen find something odd in the ancient tower.
PSP Launch Review
This is a re-post from 16th December, 2004 – 20 years ago, when the PSP was launched. I’d stood in line for mine, played it once, and flipped it online rather than be stuck with – as you’ll see – a system I didn’t like much. I bought another one soon after, for reasons that […]
Trouble in 3D: Part 1
A new roll of filament caused my Bambu A1 printer to lose its whole mind, but why?
The Buttercade Bullet Xtra Knob
The Buttercade Bullet Xtra joystick knob is six times more expensive and comes with one third the mass. It’s weird, and I like it.
3D Printing Sega Keys
One of my arcade machines has only one key, so I tried to 3D print a duplicate. It worked! With some real caveats.
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